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"These dangerous and historically baseless accusations echo some of the oldest and most pernicious antisemitic tropes," the Anti-Defamation League said in a statement.

From BBC

Speaking outside court, Mr Hayes said the decision had been "a long time coming" after his "cruel and pernicious" sentence.

From BBC

This kind of pernicious and wide-spread discrimination — packaged as ‘anti-racism’ — was allowed to flourish under the Biden Administration, but it will not be tolerated by this one,” he wrote.

From Salon

“The fusion of libel suits and government officials in office is a pernicious development,” said Boutros.

He praised the government for having "shown such principled leadership in scrapping this pernicious Act".

From BBC

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